Magnetism, Critical Fluctuations and Susceptibility Renormalization in Pd
arXiv:cond-mat/0305407 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.69.064429
Abstract
Some of the most popular ways to treat quantum critical materials, that is, materials close to a magnetic instability, are based on the Landau functional. The central quantity of such approaches is the average magnitude of spin fluctuations, which is very difficult to measure experimentally or compute directly from the first principles. We calculate the parameters of the Landau functional for Pd and use these to connect the critical fluctuations beyond the local-density approximation and the band structure.
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